Sentence examples for offering to carry from inspiring English sources

We're offering to carry the piano stool when we talk about cutting Medicare benefits.

"Several young soldiers came up to me, offering to carry my suitcase.

It is offering to carry SNLA as an optional add-on, rather than a mandatory part of the standard bundle.

So Rebecca Lush of Transport 2000 wrote to the department, offering to carry out the work for £150.

It revised the forecast to 65 per cent and said more than 60 other airlines were offering to carry BA passengers whose flights were grounded.

During the day he spends time at a cafeteria for the elderly poor or earns pocket money by offering to carry bags for bus or train travelers.

Delta agents often walk up and down the boarding ramp as passengers file by, offering to check carry-on bags that passengers will probably struggle to store.

8/10 Pick of the replacements –James Hook: Hook replaced Cuthbert and moved to full back, contributing immediately and offering willingly to carry the ball in the second half.

You can also compliment her or act like an old-fashioned gentleman by holding doors, offering to buy her coffee, or carrying her books.

Ebay carried several advertisements offering to ship floating pennywort (Hydrocotyle ranunculoides), water fern (Azolla filiculoides) and parrot's feather (Myriophyllum aquaticum), all native to the Americas, into the UK.

The U.A.V. has some of the same ostensible attraction, seemingly offering the ability to carry out "surgical" strikes at little or no risk to one's own soldiers, hence encouraging politicians to pursue continuous warfare.